One day at a time
Weaving on a Monday
Doctors on a Tuesday
On misty mornings that spiders and their webs are easily seen
Athletes from all over the world are running at great speeds this week
and on Saturday Handy Hubby found a lovely white feather
For Sunday I had to record the end of the Olympics
Think my favourite is the Kantha feather.
I'm going to miss watching the Games. Back to the old routine, but at least I got a couple of do dads crocheted.
ReplyDeletexx, Carol
It will be quite a relief not to have that darned TV on!
DeleteI adore that weaving Penny. I'm loving my experiments in tapestry weaving. And I also saw some beautiful spiders' webs the other day in the early morning mist (http://www.palomachaffinch.com/2012/08/spiders-web.html)
ReplyDeleteGosh, Angie, your photos are always so beautiful. And that piece of tapestry weaving is lovely. I want to learn more about weaving.
DeleteI like the kantha feather as well... and the weaving.
ReplyDeleteI've been turning the pages of my favourite Kantha book recently.
DeleteThe spider, the web....
ReplyDeleteOh what a wondrous web we weave!
DeleteI was thinking of you on my walk today...Thinking what a great pack you and me and your three black beauties and my two rusty pups would make!
Docter ok ?
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, just fine!
DeleteI love the weaving! I've only tried once to weave anything and it was a very sad experimentation. So I always love to see it done - by someone else!
ReplyDeleteWeaving fascinates me....want to learn more.
DeleteThe kantha feather is lovely, but your Olympians are really cute!
ReplyDeleteOlympians of every colour running their little hearts out!
DeleteLove to see those little runners! You capture so much in such a simple figure. Hope all was well at the doctors.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy...oh, yes, everything is fine...thanks.
DeletePenny,
ReplyDeleteI just love these pieces you are doing. What a great visual diary. I am inspired. I have a few Kantha pieces recently acquired which I marvel at all of the stitches. This work we do goes on and on into the future for someone to see someday. Isn't that a great thought? Imagine.
xo Bobbie C.
Oh, you lucky girl actually having some Kantha pieces! And yes, I hope my boys settle down with partners who are interested because they really aren't!
DeleteDid you get bitten by that spider? was that the reason for the doc visit? it looks like an Aussie redback spider, that would have sent you packing but i don't think you have them there. Your stitching is always inspiring.
ReplyDeleteLovely scratchings, Penny! When we were visiting my relatives in England in May, we came across a few little white feathers and both of my cousins said that they were a sign that angels had been there! I am SURE that must be right! Dontcha think?
ReplyDeleteI do love your wee runners, but have to say that I'm glad all the hoopla is over with.
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